Police Chief French Put on Administrative Leave Amid Investigation
A domestic violence restraining order has been filed against Richmond Police Chief Bisa French and her husband, Oakland Police Sgt. Lee French. ...
14
Oct
14
Oct
Churches Play Key Role in Getting Black People Vaccinated
A woman born with and blinded by syphilis because her father was in the Tuskegee experiment got the COVID-19 vaccine only after her church offered it....
13
Oct
More Women Are Targets of Xenophobic Hate
Immigrant women account for most of the victims of hate crimes. Why is this phenomenon so pervasive?...
13
Oct
Más mujeres son blanco del odio xenófobo
Los delitos de odio contra mujeres inmigrantes van en aumento. ¿Por qué este fenómeno es tan generalizado?...
12
Oct
Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering Celebrates Tradition of Resistance
Indigenous people from all over the country came to the Alcatraz Sunrise Gathering on Monday to pay homage to their ancestors and embrace each other’s cultures....
11
Oct
Richmond Art Center Amplifies Calls to Release Native American Activist Leonard Peltier
Through word and art, the call to free activist Leonard Peltier from his 45-year imprisonment was amplified Sunday in the Richmond Art Center courtyard....
07
Oct
West Contra Costa Board of Education Discusses Anti-Vaccine Protestors on Campuses
Anti-vax protestors, COVID-19 testing, textbooks and teacher shortages were all discussed at the Oct. 6 West Contra Costa school board meeting....
06
Oct
‘Fauci’ Documentary Offers Insight into U.S. Public Health
The new documentary "Fauci" provides a close look at U.S. public health and the career of Dr. Anthony Fauci, spanning the AIDS and coronavirus outbreaks....
04
Oct
Why I Am Letting Go of ‘Latino’ as Part of My Self-Identification
Born in Mexico to Guatemalan parents and raised in the Bay Area, Pulse journalist Denis Perez-Bravo realized "Latino" doesn't do enough to capture his identity....
03
Oct
‘The Pain Is Real’: Reparations Task Force Hears Personal Stories
Black people, including Secretary of State Shirley Weber, shared stories of life under Jim Crow laws and the trauma caused by historic anti-Black violence....
02
Oct
Student COVID Vaccinations: California Becomes First State to Require Them for Kids 12 and Up
Once the COVID-19 vaccine is FDA approved for children 12 and up, it will be added to California's list of required vaccinations for students in grades 7-12....
01
Oct
PG&E Explains Reasons for Uptick In Power Outages
Drought. Chevron emissions. Car exhaust. Even bird poop. All have contributed to recent power outages — hundreds in Richmond and thousands across the East Bay....
30
Sep
Richmond Ranked Most Diverse City in the U.S.
Richmond residents embrace the city's cultural diversity, but some say it is being diminished by socioeconomic segregation....
30
Sep
Gov. Newsom’s New $15 Billion Climate Change Program Includes Grants for Communities
The money will be used to help California fight, prepare for and prevent heat waves, drought, wildfires and other disasters caused by climate change....
29
Sep
Opinion: I Hope Gov. Newsom Woke Up Thanking Black Women for Recall Results
Prominent and unsung Black women alike helped Gov. Gavin Newsom survive the attempted recall, just like they helped Joe Biden become president....
